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Load shedding notice

South Africa’s electricity public utility (Eskom) has announced that it will implement load shedding (power outages) starting 11 February 2019. tralac will be offline and phone lines will not be working during these times. Please do communicate with us via email; we will respond as soon as we can.

<p>South Africa’s electricity public utility (Eskom) has announced that it will implement load shedding (power outages) starting 11 February 2019. tralac will be offline and phone lines will not be working during these times. Please do communicate with us via email; we will respond as soon as we can.</p>

Monitoring Regional Integration in Southern Africa Yearbook 2017/18

The latest Monitoring Regional Integration Yearbook has been published, providing a comprehensive review of the manifold transformation process that the southern African region has been through in the past 15 years. Read more here.

<p>The latest Monitoring Regional Integration Yearbook has been published, providing a comprehensive review of the manifold transformation process that the southern African region has been through in the past 15 years. Read more here.</p>

The right kind of disruption... New banks in South Africa

There are a number of start-up banks set to challenge the dominance of the big four in South Africa (Absa, FirstRand Bank, Nedbank and Standard Bank) in the coming months, writes Ashly Hope in a new tralacBlog.

<p>There are a number of start-up banks set to challenge the dominance of the big four in South Africa (Absa, FirstRand Bank, Nedbank and Standard Bank) in the coming months, writes Ashly Hope in a new tralacBlog.</p>

Simulating UK-Africa Trade Liberalisation: South Africa

What could the future trade relationship between the United Kingdom and South Africa (and the other SADC Economic Partnership Agreement member states) look like post-Brexit? John Stuart provides a simulation analysis in a new Trade Brief.

<p>What could the future trade relationship between the United Kingdom and South Africa (and the other SADC Economic Partnership Agreement member states) look like post-Brexit? John Stuart provides a simulation analysis in a new Trade Brief.</p>

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In the News

tralac’s Daily News Selection

tralac’s Daily News Selection

21 Feb 2019

tralac’s Daily News Selection

tralac’s Daily News Selection

20 Feb 2019

The continued relevance of S&DT in favour of Developing Members to promote development and ensure inclusiveness

The continued relevance of S&DT in favour of Developing Members to promote development and ensure inclusiveness

20 Feb 2019

EU, SADC hold their first Joint Council meeting under the Economic Partnership Agreement

EU, SADC hold their first Joint Council meeting under the Economic Partnership Agreement

20 Feb 2019

Publications

An Update on the WTO Trade Facilitation Agreement and African countries

An Update on the WTO Trade Facilitation Agreement and African countries

Talkmore Chidede - 21 Feb 2019

The AfCFTA Institutions: Could the Secretariat hold the key to Implementation?

The AfCFTA Institutions: Could the Secretariat hold the key to Implementation?

Gerhard Erasmus - 6 Feb 2019

African production and exports of grapes and grape products in perspective

African production and exports of grapes and grape products in perspective

Ron Sandrey - 22 Dec 2018

Simulating UK-Africa Trade Liberalisation: Nigeria

Simulating UK-Africa Trade Liberalisation: Nigeria

John Stuart - 21 Dec 2018

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Trade Data Analysis

Madagascar: Intra-Africa trade and tariff profile

21 Oct 2018

Burundi: Intra-Africa trade and tariff profile

21 Oct 2018

Central African Republic: Intra-Africa trade and tariff profile

21 Oct 2018

Gambia: Intra-Africa trade and tariff profile

21 Oct 2018

Resources

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EAC

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AfCFTA

TFTA

African Union resources

Africa’s external relations

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Events & Training

News

tralac’s new short course: Trade Law and Policy for Africa’s Development

tralac’s new short course: Trade Law and Policy for Africa’s Development

Cape Town, South Africa

Training Programme – Zambia Ministry of Commerce, Trade and Industry, 11-15 June 2018

Training Programme – Zambia Ministry of Commerce, Trade and Industry, 11-15 June 2018

Lusaka, Zambia

Capacity building at tralac – Geek Week, 25-29 June 2018

Capacity building at tralac – Geek Week, 25-29 June 2018

Stellenbosch

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SACU at a tipping point? tralac workshop, 8-9 November 2018

SACU at a tipping point? tralac workshop, 8-9 November 2018

tralac hosted a workshop in Cape Town on 8-9 November 2018 to discuss the future of the Southern African Customs Union (SACU). The workshop was facilitated by Trudi Hartzenberg, Gerhard Erasmus, and Anton Faul.

Calendar

AfCFTA Stakeholder Workshop – Cape Town, 18-19 October 2018

AfCFTA Stakeholder Workshop – Cape Town, 18-19 October 2018

18 Oct 2018

Sunsquare Hotel, Cape Town, South Africa

tralac training for Journalists – Cape Town, 15-16 October 2018

tralac training for Journalists – Cape Town, 15-16 October 2018

15 Oct 2018

Newlands Sun Hotel, Cape Town, South Africa

Training Course for the Judges from the COMESA Court of Justice, 8-12 October 2018

Training Course for the Judges from the COMESA Court of Justice, 8-12 October 2018

08 Oct 2018

Cape Town

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